Sentence examples for dying in infancy from inspiring English sources

Quadruplets, for example, have a more than 10percentt chance of dying in infancy.

He was the eldest and the only survivor of seven children, the rest dying in infancy.

The benefits will reach far beyond individual girls; they will include lower birth rates, better health practices, fewer children dying in infancy, a more productive labour force.

Women die 12 years before the national average, while children are at higher risk of dying in infancy and adults more likely to kill themselves.

As early as 1900, reformers such as Lillian Wald and Florence Kelley began calling for a federal agency to help the many American children dying in infancy from preventable illnesses, living in poverty in urban tenements and rural hovels, and working under terrible conditions in factories, mines, and fields.

To the contrary, dying in infancy, no less than someone's performing good works, is merely an indication, according to these Augustinian theologians, that someone is to be numbered among the elect.

Three siblings die in infancy.

The first Putin son died in infancy.

One girl died in infancy.

One brother died in infancy.

Her third child died in infancy.